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Simon retweeted
21 Oct 2024
New paper out! 📝🎉
So happy to share our work on bringing fNIRS neurofeedback from lab to life! 🧠✨
Big thanks to @neuroccino, @SimonHKohl, @Michael_Luehrs, and Bettina Sorger for the great collaboration 😊
Check it out: royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
#fNIRS #BCI #neurofeedback
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11 Mar 2024
📢 Excited to share our latest publication: "Interpersonal Neural Synchrony and Mental Disorders: Unlocking Potential Pathways for Clinical Interventions"! 🧠💡led by @KerstinKonrad3
frontiersin.org/journals/neu…
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11 Mar 2024
together with @chg_ai
@neuroccino
@reindl_vanessa
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@fz_juelich
@UniklinikAachen
#Neurofeedback #Brainstimulation #Synchrony
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25 Oct 2023
🌐 Our opinion article "Clinical trials to go green – A sustainable argument for decentralised digital clinical trials" has been published in @PLOSDigiHealth! 💡
journals.plos.org/digitalhea…
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25 Oct 2023
DDCTs revolutionize evidence generation for medical treatments, offering speed, cost-effectiveness, and inclusivity. Plus, they're a game-changer for the environment 🌱Check out: journals.plos.org/digitalhea…
#digitalhealth #innovation #sustainability #greenclinicaltrials #DDCT
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Simon retweeted
7 Sep 2023
New paper in Imaging Neuroscience @mitpress by Simon Kohl, Kerstin Konrad et al:
Successful modulation of temporoparietal junction activity and stimulus-driven attention by fNIRS-based neurofeedback—A randomized controlled proof-of-concept study
direct.mit.edu/imag/article/…
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25 Aug 2023
I am delighted to share that our work on #fNIRS #neurofeedback has finally been accepted for publication in one of the inaugural issues of @ImagingNeurosci – a superior and more sustainable successor to @NeuroImage_EiC for academic publishing. direct.mit.edu/imag/article/…
15 Mar 2023
📢📢New preprint
We demonstrate that fNIRS-based neurofeedback is a feasible method to modulate right temporoparietal junction activity and functions with first evidence of neurophysiologically specific effects on stimulus-driven attention.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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25 Aug 2023
It's truly gratifying to contribute to this innovative shift in our publication system. A heartfelt thank you to all of its editors for their bold initiative!
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25 Aug 2023
Thanks also to MIT Press. The process was remarkably efficient, providing an improved customer experience compared to Neuroimage, all at less than half the cost. It's encouraging to witness market pressure influencing positive changes within the academic publishing industry.
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Simon retweeted
17 Apr 2023
All NeuroImage and NeuroImage:Reports editors have resigned over the high publication fee, and are starting a new non-profit journal
imaging-neuroscience.org
This comes with great regret, and a huge amount of thought and discussion- please read announcement to get more details.
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Simon retweeted
28 Mar 2023
Ready to start with #fNIRS? Check out this workshop by @MES_Forschung @NIRx_NIRS, @UniHeidelberg on May 2 & 3. Very pleased to give the key note lectures with @LRTrambaiolli from @McLeanHospital eventbrite.com/e/fnirs-works…
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15 Mar 2023
📢📢New preprint
We demonstrate that fNIRS-based neurofeedback is a feasible method to modulate right temporoparietal junction activity and functions with first evidence of neurophysiologically specific effects on stimulus-driven attention.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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15 Mar 2023
I started this project more than 5 years ago as part of my PhD. So I am very glad to finally share this.
Thanks to all my coauthors Piav Mehlis, @GibbonJojo, @Michael_Luehrs @neuroccino @BellLaura20 @ssoekadar @ShivakumarVisw1 and special thanks to my supervisor @KerstinKonrad3
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Simon retweeted
9 Feb 2023
Thanks for the super helpful #fNIRS workshop Fine Stuhr-Wulff, Mahipal Choudhary and @yesilyurt_baris @NIRx_NIRS @MES_Forschung @UniklinikAachen!
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14 Jan 2023
I am glad that our review paper on the neurobiology of interpersonal neural synchronization has finally been accepted for publication!
Big thanks to the first author @LeonDLotter and the other co-authors for the great work! See thread below.
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
15 Aug 2022
New Preprint! 🧠↔️🧠
We integrate spatial meta-analytic data on interpersonal neural synchronization (INS) with diverse public databases to develop new hypotheses on the neurobiology of INS.
Preprint: bit.ly/3Pq26Gj
Repo: bit.ly/3pgmwXA
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ALT The figure summarizes the results and hypotheses generated in this study. INS is spatially associated to interpersonal interaction, observation, and attention processes on a behavioral level, to attention-related brain networks and the DMN on the brain network level, to the TPJ and the IFG on a brain-regional level, and to layer IV/V neuronal circuits and to GABAergic neurotransmission on molecular and cell-levels. Additionally, INS-related gene expression was found to start in sensory brain areas postnatally.
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21 Oct 2022
It was a pleasure to present our #fnirs work at #rtFIN2022 @Yale. Thanks for organizing @franziKlein_
21 Oct 2022
Methodologies and applications for #fNIRS neurofeedback training: check out our session with presentations from Bettina Sorger, @Michael_Luehrs, @franziKlein_, @SimonHKohl and me at #rtFIN2022.
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Simon retweeted
12 Oct 2022
So Neurophotonics told me that it was the first paper accepted for the special issue '30 years of #fNIRS' 😊🥳 It's about short channel correction methods for applications in real-time! Check it out here: spiedigitallibrary.org/journ…
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Simon retweeted
30 Jun 2022
What a day - our team secured 2 grants & 4 symposium sessions @rtFIN2022! looking forward to presenting with @DrKymYoung, @roland_zahn and my fellow ECRs @franziKlein_, @Michael_Luehrs, Jana Zweerings, @LRTrambaiolli, @amhaugg and @SimonHKohl on all things #neurofeedback @Yale!
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Simon retweeted
1 Apr 2022
Check out the preprint of our newest manuscript! 😎 It's about performance comparisons of systemic artifact correction methods with and without short distance channels. Might be especially interesting for those using #fNIRS in real-time applications 🤖biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Simon retweeted
16 Feb 2022
It’s not about the money
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